New Delhi: When Kapil Dev lifted the World Cup on the Balcony of the Lord, the former BCCI President and one of the strong ministers in the Indira Gandhi cabinet, the late NKP Salve had a different concern.
There are still a few years to go for economic liberalization and an ingenious businessman like the future view of Jagmohan Dalmiya to change cricket into an industry.
Devil Kapil needs to be celebrated but BCCI, who is currently seeing a $ 5 billion television contract, barely paying Cricket allowances every day by 20 pounds.
BCCI joins the nation in mourning losing Bharat Ratna SMT.
Lata Mangeshkar Ji.
The Queen of Melody Enthrall …
https://t.co/K7KGepL0JR- BCCI (@BCCI) 1644129709000Salve must switch to ‘man Friday’ and ‘One Stop Encyclopedia’ India ‘Raj Singh Dungarpur for the solution to be able to give gifts.
The players for such achievements.
‘Raj Bhai’, because Dungarpur is known in the circle of Indian cricket, decided that the only way was to ask his close friend and one of the largest cricket fans in the country Lata Mangeshkar to conduct a pro-bono concert at the Indura Stadium in the capital city of Gandhi.
IG is packed with capacity as ‘Lata Ji’ doing a program two hours near.
Read Alsosachin Tendulkar paid the last respect for Mangeshkar Lata in Mumbai Bridy Candy Hospitallata Mangeshkar died on Sunday at the age of 92 years.
The legendary singer was treated at the Permen Breach Mumbai Hospital on January 8 after he was diagnosed with Covid-19 and pneumonia.
This event ensures that BCCI collects enough money and each of the 14 members gets a cash award.
“It is a very good amount at that time.
We will vice versa will save tourist money and daily pocket money for that month and it comes to Rs 60,000,” Sunil Valson recalled back to PTI.
“I remember some people said we would give you Rs 5000, some say Rs 10,000 and it was very disrespectful.
But then Lata Ji sings in the concert.
What is the function and one of the most memorable nights to watch it live,” Valson said.
Read Alsovirat Kohli Lead Tengira to Lata Mangeshker by Captain Cricketersformer India from the Indian Cricket Team Virat Kohli on Sunday led the brotherhood of cricket in paying a rich tribute to the legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar, who died and more than that.
Forget how ‘Lata Ji’ saved Indian cricket from shale shame only because of his pure love for ‘Gentleman’s Game’.
As a sign of respect, BCCI until his death save two free VIP tickets allocated at any Indian stadium for him, where India played international matches.
“Just as we have a quota for each match (before the Covid era) for sponsors, the state association, there are two tickets in every cricket match for Lata Ji,” said Senior BCCI official.
Indian Cricketers wore a black Armband and also observed two minutes of silence as a sign of respect for the dead soul.
Mangeshkar is truly a cricket fan but one of the best chronic writers of Mumbai Cricket, senior Journalist Makard Wainganankar recalling the days in the 60s when Lata Mangeshkar is a regular visitor at the CCI Stadium and then at the Wankhede Stadium in the 70s and 80 -A -AN.
“LATA JI and the music composer of his brother Hridaynath Mangeshkar is a permanent visitor to a test match held at the Brabourne Stadium.
Then through the 70s he will barely miss the game even with a busy recording schedule,” Waingkar, recalled.
Mangeshkar will sit with Dungarpur and former legend of Mumbai and Test Opener Madhav Apte and watch the trial.
There is an old video Mangeshkar also watched the Indian Indian test match versus barat in Chennai, where he had to go back to recording in the 70s.
He was very close to all Cricketers Mumbai like Sunil Gavascar, Dilip Vengsarkar and Sachin Tendulkar, who talked about him with unmatched humility and mother like respect.
He often stopped by at the Indian cricket club and enjoyed the cricket discussion at the Dungarpur company and another leading Cricketer trial Hanumant Singh, who was a former nephew.
Tendulkar will often say that he saw “Maa Saraswati” in Mangeshkar.
Very painful that ‘Nightingale of India’ goes a day after Saraswati Puja.
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